The following is a list of some of the projects that students from the Bachelor of Building Science program have been working on (individually or in teams)
- “An educational diagnostic tool for mold in deteriorating residential housing in Waswanipi”
- “Hygrothermal performance and constructability challenges of prefabricated panels in Ontario”
- “Post-occupancy evaluation of a MURB passive building and a single-family passive House”
- “Preconditioning composite panel materials to maintain integrity in different climates”
- “Accelerated degradation testing to predict service life of glass fiber reinforced polymer rebar (GFRP)exposed to winter conditions“
- “Challenges in achieving passive house standard through retrofit“
- “Comparison of building air infiltration algorithms using eQUEST and openstudio energy modeling software“
- “Impact of increased insulation on moisture performance of retrofit masonry wall assemblies“
- “Performance testing of window/wall interfaces of four typical installations“
- “Sensitivity Analysis and parametric study to optimize the approach to renovate a school building“
- “Comparative analysis of the efficiency of common technologies to reduce thermal bridging in balconies “
- “Daylighting strategies that maximize energy savings “
- “Evaluation of potential solutions for a concrete foundation water leakage in a commercial building located in the coast“
- “Comparative analysis of the impact of quality installation of common air barrier systems in the performance of residential buildings“
- “Remediation for cracking mud structures“
- “Addressing the Challenges of Net-Zero Energy Ready by 2030”
- “Reconciling Water Content of Building Materials with Wood Moisture Content of Embedded Surrogate Moisture Sensors”
- “Challenges evaluating moisture retention in walls using a drainage balance“
- “Passive house compliant window design”
- “Optimization of slab concrete mix to enhance performance of hydronic heating systems using Cross-Linked Polyethylene (PEX) piping”
- “Waterproofing repair of existing underground concrete structures in high pressure conditions”
